Japanese Food vs Chinese Food

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Silvx

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1 Dec 2008

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• 1 Dec 2008

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Hello everyone I've been heavily wanting to goto Japan and will most likely be able to in 3 years or so.

As for the food, I hear Japanese food is great, is it much different from chinese food here in Canada?

 

sash

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18 Apr 2008

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• 17 Dec 2008

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ohayo silvx-chan
ummmm,waganai hontoni cuz i never tasted chinese demo i will someday ne?
demo i prefer japanese food at da moment actually i wanna eat chinese noodles right now :gohan:.mooo,hope you find a better anwser xD.gambatte ne?
jana

 

Miyabi

Tokyo Eye Candy

18 Dec 2008

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• 19 Dec 2008

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I have had both. I will admit though I was all about Chinese food til I finally started eating Japanese dishes.


I love Japanese food.

 

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spicytuna

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25 Nov 2008

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• 23 Dec 2008

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Japanese food and Chinese food cover such a broad range of tastes that it's hard to compare.

Why don't you visit a Japanese restaurant?

 

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kendoka

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19 Dec 2008

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• 23 Dec 2008

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I like both japanese and chinese food

 

justin

The Rise of Cobra

31 Aug 2003

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• 23 Dec 2008

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I find myself drawn more to Japanese food than to Chinese food. Many Japanese dishes are like a work of art. A feast for the eyes and the belly.

 

Philip

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13 Dec 2005

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• 23 Dec 2008

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I've fallen for japanese food
I like japanese food best. I think it has some sort of "freshness" compared to chinese food. Personally I think there are more vegetables in JF, than CF, and I like that!! Maybe, that's why the food feels "fresh" ☝ But chinese people fry their vegtabels alot more than japanese people, that's what I have experienced so far...

But maybe I just lag experience, in eating CF

 

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Illusional

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19 Jan 2009

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• 19 Jan 2009

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being that this thread is old, you probably won't care anymore. however, i think that a general expression of chinese food is that it's oily. i'll eat it from time to time and they do have some great dishes, but i'd choose japanese cooking over chinese cooking any day.

and trust me, not all japenese foods are great, you might want to try some places first before you decide to go balls out in japan.

raverboy